Number 13 1990 Dodge Ram Rod Hall Series Pick Up Rare Only 32 Made on 2040-cars
Bangor, Maine, United States
Engine:318
Drive Type: 4 wheel drive
Make: Dodge
Mileage: 100,000
Model: Ram 1500
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: Rod Hall
Trying this again but with only one truck as it's very hard to find someone that wants all three or is able to store all three. This is the number 13 truck and it's a very rare project truck. Has rust on it but is still very restorable. This truck is very rare as there is only 32 of these made. The truck was running up till a month ago, not sure why it stopped all of a sudden. Will need work to make road worthy as it needs brake work and the rockers patched or replaced. I have purchased NOS driver side quarter panel, NOS shocks. It also has a trailer hitch on it. I have no title on as Maine does not issue titles on vehicle's of this age but you get every thing you need to get it registered in your state(bill of sale and registration). Feel free to come and look at the truck as I want you to see the condition of it in person. I'm also working on getting stripes made and if your interested in some when I get them done I'll pass the contact info forward after sale.
Thanks so much, Ryan
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